Quay rumors and McKinney pledge discussed in political lore
A fragmentary Washington and New York political chatter piece notes possible moves to control delegates at the Republican National Convention. It mentions Ohio Governor McKinney and a pledge not to seek the presidency, plus reports of a New York congressman about delegate instructions and organizing a presidential boom.
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Circus plans and new ventures light up New York
Whisk PROOF CIRCUS under development plans to build a premier show in New York with a top aquarium and a display hall, backed by wealthy city figures. A $400,000 expansion will fund attractions, while a manager from Hutchison and others push the project forward despite land purchase and lineups still pending. The item also notes factory troubles in Indiana, a Chicago investigation, and other brief notices from March 1.
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Hill and His Salary Refusal Ties Conscience Fund Credit
Report from Washington details Mr Hill refusing senator pay for governorship tenure. Funds, if credited, go to the Conscience Fund for improper gains returned to the government. Several lawmakers accepted partial sums or none, fearing improper reimbursement and bookkeeping complications. Only Mr McRea of Arkansas fully refused all money while others drew portions or delayed. The Sergeant at Arms noted funds on hand belonging to members and described past discrepancies when settling accounts.
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Senator Hill in Columbia and nearby towns amid cheering crowds
March 1 at Coluia South Carolina crowds welcomed Senator Hill returning to the North with promises of Democratic gains. He spoke briefly in Columbia and Ridway Winnsboro Chester and Fort Hill and a supper crowd at Charlotte. The largest reception occurred there, with calls for Hill as the next President. He urged regular work, Democratic principles, and building up towns and industries to win national votes. In other notes, Johnson Sidine, a sports figure, was fatally wounded in Minneapolis after a past abduction case. Anarchist protests in Paris continued with police patrols and heightened precautions. A Japanese scientist contemplates a Tokyo station to combat disease. Sul- remains discussed as a general medicine guide.
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Murder Mystery Near Rockford Shocks Community
Report from Sroxasz says a costly motive and a fitted crime circle surround the disappearance of William Thurman and Mrs Thurman at Rockford. A. L. Richardson and Mrs Thurman are implicated as missing suspects after Thurman’s home was found secured from inside and a bottle of a poison is alleged to have been used.
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Steamer Taliana Returns Amid Russian Gratitude
The American steamer Taliana, bearing flour and provisions for Hassida famine relief, was towed to harbor by Concordia and Vornabis after discharge. Russians greet the arrival with cheers and a thanksgiving service led by Orthodox clergy aboard the ship. Mayor Stuart of Philadelphia received a cable from Russian officials expressing lasting gratitude to Philadelphia residents.
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Hill Homeward Bound: Hill and Walsh Drive Augusta Democrats
A Augusta Democrat committee led by Patrick Walsh escorts Senator Hill and his party through Augusta toward Washington. They depart on the Richmond and Danville train with no planned stops or speeches, aiming to arrive by 11 a.m. tomorrow. The group proceeds from Augusta in good spirits.
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Dand of Apaches Captured. Obituaries and Fires Noted
Holbrook specials report the capture of the Dand of Apaches with five men and six women and children. Three men were killed and the rest surrendered. Pacific river figure Capt W P Flowers dies in Memphis. Theo once piloted with Mark Twain under H E Bixby. Chas J Van De Poele dies venerable electrician with ties to Detroit and Chicago. Argentine gov accepts ammunition shipments. Mount Auburn and Avondale trolley line station fire in Cincinnati. North Penn railroad wrecks claim brakeman Daniel Melotosh. Paris Banque Des Chemins Mo Fer fails for 25 million francs. director commits suicide. Boston whisky trust indicted. firms seek to quash. Peltonfell colliery fire blamed on strikers. West Publishing printers threaten strike over apprentice terms. Phenix Iron Company suspends operations. Secretary Poston arrives in Washington. Senator Morrill improving. Fire damages furniture store in Dee Michigan. partial insurance.
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Emperors Solitude and Prussian Minister Crisis Deepens
A Kalmer view of the German ministerial crisis shows Von Caprivi not resigning while Count Von Zednitz’s fate remains undecided. The Emperor’s retreat to Hubertusstock for state matters and possible compromise tensions frame ongoing political maneuvering as National Liberals push for religious clause concessions. In Berlin rioters face prison terms, while inventor R S Waring tours the city to protect patent rights amid a German factory push.
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Von Carty Resignation Rumor Debated Across Papers
Reports from Berlin and Paris discuss Chancellor Von Carty not resigning amid cabinet tensions over the primary education bill. Count Von Zedlitz-Tratschler seen as central figure. other papers deny a broader ministerial crisis. Banque Generale director scandal in Paris involves absences, arrest, and accusations of misused funds.
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Royal tour begins five week South of France visit
Queen Victoria starts a five week journey from Windsor Castle to the South of France. Accompanied by Princess Beatrice and others, she travels to Portsway Hyeres and Costebelle near Hyeres, with two hotels reserved for the royal party. The journey includes visits to historic sites such as Mont des Oiseaux and Notre Dame de l Ermitaage.
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Fragmented March dispatches mix Sultanate tensions and crime
A disrupted report from March 1 outlines the Sultan asking Britain’s representative about naval ships at Alexandria with the reply that they are there to token the Sultan’s envoy. The scene grows tense as England is pressed by Kyure Paul and British positions. Separately, Frederick Deming alias Willisam is on trial for murder of his wife and four children in Liverpool, while a barracks death in a separate incident raises alarms. A London explosion injury and a March 12 casualty in Virsa underscore rising violence and unrest. A March 19 Chronicle editorial questions return and local government responses.
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Ives Sy the Champion and Plays Bang Up Game
Ives Sy wins a dramatic billiards championship at Music Hall, defeating Jarod Schaefer in a high scoring contest. The event features Bruns Coltentter Company’s Silver Wophy title with detailed scores and averages, highlighting the winner's path to the world title.
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Jay Gould on Mexican Hot? Glittering El Paso Visit
El Paso experienced a bright spell as Jay Gould toured the city and surroundings roaming Juarez, El Paso and nearby sites. March reports describe the optimistic mood and favorable climate boosting local interest. A March 19 note from Victoria, B C mentions a family tragedy and a steamer fire near New York.
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